The latest issue of the Review of International Studies (Vol. 39, no. 1, January 2013) is out. Contents include:
Matthew Watson, The eighteenth-century historiographic tradition and contemporary ‘Everyday IPE’
Jean-François Drole,
Nietzsche, Kant, the democratic state, and war
Wanda Vrasti,
Universal but not truly ‘global’: governmentality, economic liberalism, and the international
Steven Slaughter,
The prospects of deliberative global governance in the G20: legitimacy, accountability, and public contestation
Christine Cubitt, Responsible reconstruction after war: meeting local needs for building peace
Jeremy Moses,
Sovereignty as irresponsibility? A Realist critique of the Responsibility to Protect
Mai'a K. Davis Cross,
Rethinking epistemic communities twenty years later
Andreas Bieler,
The EU, Global Europe, and processes of uneven and combined development: the problem of transnational labour solidarity
Ali Bilgic,
Towards a new societal security dilemma: comprehensive analysis of actor responsibility in intersocietal conflicts
Quddus Z. Snyder,
Integrating rising powers: liberal systemic theory and the mechanism of competition
